This year ADInstruments are proud winners of the Association for Talent Development (ATD) Excellence in Practice Award for Learning Technologies!
The win recognizes ADInstruments' world-leading employee training delivered on kuraCloud - the same online platform that delivers Lt, our online learning solution, to educators and students around the world.
The training was developed by our very own technical training specialist, Lori Jones.
Each year the ATD recognizes exemplary practices in workplace learning and talent development around the world. This year they received more than 220 entries across ten categories.
Awards are presented for proven practices that meet a demonstrated need, have appropriate design values, are aligned with other talent strategies, and deliver sustained, clear, and measurable results for their organizations. Other winners this year included IBM, Accenture, Emirates and Sun Life Financial.
In the Learning Technologies category, practices are specifically awarded for using technology and learning to develop, connect, and engage the workforce.
ADInstruments uses this same award-winning technology to provide regular training workshops and webinars to help educators grow their technical abilities and introduce new ideas to their classrooms.
For example, the Classroom of Excellence at Cornell University uses the platform. The programme is dedicated to training faculty members and instructors from around the world on a range of popular and cutting-edge neuroscience techniques.
ADInstruments' training program will be recognized at the upcoming ATD 2017 International Conference & Exposition in Atlanta, Georgia.
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